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Singer Stacey Solomon recently lashed out at Now magazine, who featured her on an apparently “bullying” cover.

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Stacey Solomon - The cover read “Stacey 'boring', 'desperate', 'cheap' - why fans are sick of her”. Sharing it on Twitter, Solomon wrote “that's the meanest thing I've ever seen”.

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Kate Middleton - Back in 2012, the Duchess of Cambridge was photographed topless on holiday in France. In the words of the royal family, it was “reminiscent of the worst excesses of the press and paparazzi during the life of Diana, Princess of Wales”.

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Kate Middleton - The French edition of Closer published the photos, facing serious consequences. Both a magazine’s editor and owner were fined €45,000.

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David Beckham - Back in 2010, Beckham had his squeaky-clean image tainted by gossip. In Touch magazine claimed he hired a prostitute, cheating on wife Victoria.

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David Beckham - Beckham filed a $25 million lawsuit against the mag, but was unsuccessful with the case.

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Adele - Despite being a world famous singer, Adele lives a quiet life she’s prepared to protect. In 2014, the singer was papped with her infant son Angelo.

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Adele - The photos were of “milestone moments”, like his first trip with the family, and his first visit to a playgroup. Adele and husband Simon Konecki successfully sued Corbis Images.

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Kate Winslet - These days, celebs bashing photoshop has become package and parcel. However, back in 2003, Winslet blazed a trail by taking on British GQ.

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Kate Winslet - She appeared on the cover of the February 2003 issue, and noticed she had her picture photoshopped. “For my money it looks pretty good the way it was taken”, Winslet said, as reported by the BBC.

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Kate Winslet - Kate Winslet also sued the Daily Mail in 2009. The tabloid published an article titled “Should Kate Winslet win an Oscar for the world's most irritating actress?”. She won the case, and received £25,000 in damages.

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Russell Brand - In 2014, Russell Brand went after The Sun, after the paper claimed he cheated on girlfriend Jemima Khan.

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Russell Brand - According to some sources, Brand took home a "substantial" but undisclosed amount. The celeb donated the money to the Hillsborough Justice Campaign.

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Keira Knightley - Knightley felt like the Daily Mail crossed a line in 2007. The paper featured a photo of the actress in an article about anorexia.

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Keira Knightley - Knightley successfully sued the Mail, taking home £3,000. She donated the money to Beat, a charity which tackles eating disorders.

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Frankie Boyle - Frankie Boyle is famed for offending audiences with his controversial comedy. However, in 2012, Boyle was the one who took offence.

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Frankie Boyle - The Daily Mirror called Boyle a “racist comedian” in an article. He sued, and won a whopping £54,650 in damages.

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Sienna Miller - In 2011, Sienna Miller became the centre of the high-profile Leveson Inquiry. She was apparently the first person to have her phone hacked by the News of the World.

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Sienna Miller - The paper apologised to Miller, who also claimed she was chased at night by men with cameras. She was given £100,000 in damages.

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Hugh Grant - Hugh Grant took matters into his own hands in 2011. He published an article titled “The Bugger, Bugged”, in which he shared unguarded comments from former journalist Paul McMullan.

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Hugh Grant - McMullan claimed that editors at the Daily Mail and News of the World illegally tapped celebrities’ phones. Grant went on to campaign for more press accountability.

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Steve Coogan - Coogan joined Hugh Grant on his crusade against British tabloids. Coogan was apparently the target of phone-hacking at the hands of journalists.

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Steve Coogan - The comedian shared an eight-page witness statement with the Leveson Inquiry.

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Wayne Rooney - Even Wayne Rooney was a target of invasive investigation, at the hands of notorious PI Glenn Mulcaire.

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Wayne Rooney - “Scotland Yard detectives came to see me earlier and showed me some documents" he wrote on Twitter. "Looks like a newspaper have hacked into my phone #Bigsurprise”. 

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JK Rowling - The world famous writer keeps her private life private, so took matters into her own hands in 2008.

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JK Rowling - The Sunday Express published photos of Rowling and her son in his pushchair. She won the ensuing legal battle.

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Earlier this year, DJ-turned-actress Jameela Jamil started a crusade against magazines.

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“People have made me look white in so many of the magazines and campaigns I've shot for... it hurts my feelings”, she explained on Channel 4’s ‘Ways to Change the World’ podcast.  

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